Looking for a great part-time science specialist job? The Croft School in Providence is looking for someone to nuture students' natural curiosity and interest in science. Awesome opportunity! https://t.co/s6RndlvzxK
Come on down to the Cambridge Public Schools Family Science Pop-Up today-359 Broadway from 3-6. Lots of fun outdoor science will be happening! @cambridge_cpsd
Professor @ScottVEdwards1, Curator of #Ornithology for @MCZHarvard & Dept. Chair of @HarvardOEB, is a champion of #diversity in the sciences. Berglund & Edwards talk about ways we can strive to make nature & science accessible to everyone: https://t.co/fQSX9lZkUf. #podcast
We invite you to our I ♥ Science event on 2/11, hosted for the first time in-person since 2020! Let your inner scientist loose and enjoy indoor and outdoor activities. Free parking at 52 Oxford St garage; regular admission rates apply. https://t.co/MQN3Lu3TIv. #IHeartScience
Cambridge Public Schools Science Team had a great time exploring the Harvard Museum of Natural History last week. What an amazing community partner to support our students and teachers! Thank you @HarvardMuseum!
This AMAZING time lapse of a dragonfly nymph emerging from a garden pond and transforming into an adult. This was all filmed on a mobile phone by @batmanflight 💚 #Springwatch
Hey CPS! More about shadows from the CPS Science Department. Check out the shadow art of Vincent Bal. Create a shadow with an object (or objects), then draw a picture that includes it. Let your imagination go wild!
@cambridge_cpsd#ILSCPS#SCICPS
Hey CPS! Let's Play! Take objects to create a shadow. Post a picture to see if others can guess the materials you used. Innovative Learning Spaces #ILSCPS@cambridge_cpsd. Inspired by @exploratorium. https://t.co/0JzI5K5RpW
Some single camera spots available to wrap up February and our celebration of #WomenInScience! Meet an investigative journalist studying poaching, a NASA Research Scientist or an ecologist researching boreal forests!
Check out the events and grab a spot: https://t.co/m9zuJW1Qy8
Looking for short intriguing videos to use as phenomena to spark student questions? Check out NATURE Nuggets from #NaturePBS: https://t.co/9sd2cistfY via @YouTube#NGSSPhenomena
Great Science Dept. field trip today to learn about where Cambridge drinking water comes from and what happens to it before it gets to us. Look for this info in future units. Thank you @CambWaterDept! @cambridge_cpsd
Exciting work is happening on integrating Science and Social Studies in 4th Grade under the theme of Our Changing World. So many connections between practices, content and the stories of changemakers! @cambridge_cpsd